Padel rackets Nox
Starting at £325.17
£243.87
Starting at £300.16
£225.12
Starting at £283.48
£212.61
Starting at £300.16
£225.12
Starting at £283.48
£212.61
Starting at £250.13
£187.59
Starting at £325.17
£243.87
Our Nox page features padel rackets from the Spanish brand, including the AT10 range by Agustín Tapia and the ML10 range, along with our tips for choosing the shape, weight, and surface of a racket according to your level.
The brand of the number one worldwide.
The Agustín Tapia brand
Nox is a Spanish brand specialising in padel, which has become one of the most prominent on the circuit. It supplies the Argentine Agustín Tapia, one of the best players in the world, whose AT10 range, with the Genius and Genius Attack versions, is one of the most sought-after rackets. The ML10 range, associated with Miguel Lamperti, has become a benchmark for control rackets, appreciated by players of all levels.
The other brands
Rackets are also available by brand:
All rackets are gathered on the rackets page.
Genius, Attack and Hybrid
Nox offers its rackets based on play style. The Attack versions, diamond-shaped, with a high balance point, give power to the smashes of offensive players. The Genius versions, versatile and teardrop-shaped, balance power and control. The Hybrid versions, like those in the Ventus range, seek a compromise between the two. The round rackets, with a low strike point like the ML10, emphasise control and suit players who defend and construct the point.
Carbon, weight and protection
The striking surface of high-end rackets is made of carbon fibre, with weaves indicated by terms like 12K or 18K: stiffer than glass fibre, carbon provides responsiveness and precision. The Lite versions, which are lighter, are easier on the arm and suit players seeking manoeuvrability. The frame is protected with a shock-absorbing guard on the edges, it’s important to change the overgrip regularly, and the racket should be stored in a cover, away from heat.
Good deals
Good finds can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and sent within 24 hours. The key events of the year come in a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year festivities, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school sales.
Frequently asked questions
Which Nox racket should I choose to start?
To start, a round and lightweight racket, with a low balance point, offers the most tolerance. It’s best to avoid diamond-shaped models, which are designed for the power of advanced players.
What’s the difference between the Genius and Genius Attack?
The Genius from the AT10 range seeks to balance power and control, for versatile players. The Genius Attack, more offensive, emphasises power to finish points at the net.
Who is Agustín Tapia?
The Argentine Agustín Tapia is one of the best players in the world, known for his spectacular play. Nox supplies him and has developed the AT10 range with him, one of the most sought-after rackets.
What racket weight should I choose for padel?
A lightweight racket is more manageable and easier on the elbow; a heavier racket provides power and stability but can tire the arm more quickly. Young players and beginners often prefer lighter models.
Should I protect my racket’s frame?
Yes, a protective tape limits chipping on the frame when it hits the ground or the walls. It’s a small accessory that greatly extends the lifespan of a carbon racket.
